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According to the sheriffs office, the cost was not a lot and will not be passed on to her or her parents.

This girl sent out a twitter message saying she was being kidnapped and to call 911. The sheriffs dept received over 6,000 calls to report it. I don't know how to do the link thing but the story is on the DM.

And if you check out the pics, she is actually at the train station and what is she carrying? Her purse and a larger bag.

Wow, just wow. Are her parents ignoring her completely? Like Miley, and this girl I did stupid shit at that age, but faking kidnapping takes it to a whole new level. I agree that she should do community service for missing people orgnaization/rape centers. What the hell is wrong with this gir?

there needs to be some sort of repercussion here beyond community service. even tho the (monetary) cost may not have been great, it was still a tie-up of resources and diverting attention from agencies/responders that need to be available for real emergencies. this really bothers me. i've seen the asshat peta people do it when they're protesting (fake 'abuse' from police/security guards, call 911) and while this isn't on the same scale, it's the same thing: needlessly diverting and tying up first-responder resources...what if they're/her closed loved one needed emergency services at that moment? so...point of this rant is, this young lady needs to learn a lesson now, before her behavior leads to peta-like disregard of the law.

Here, a local teen faked her kidnapping. She was looking at jail time, but got community service IIRC. I agree she should have to do something involving work with Center of Missing and Exploited Children. Hearing the horror stories, and speaking with families whose children are still missing could be a major wake up call.

Well, she is underage, for one thing. I know the police generally don't release even the names of minors, though in this case her photos and name have been out there because of the search. Still, if this were your underage daughter you might think twice about demanding her head; this will already haunt her for life, with the Internet and now the police releasing the tape of the call.

Not her head. But she needs perspective and some serious character building. This is obviously not happening at home. Seeing that there are real people who actually do need emergency services and the grief and work surrounding that environment might just do that

For the record, she should be thanking her lucky stars she is not my child. Not only would she volunteer but say goodbye to going out because i will remind her that she could get "kidnapped" again.

This is part of a bigger trend that I think started with the constant Internet use. Kids are attention junkies and have too much access. It's all a competition for followers, likes, friends, views. It all amounts to any attention being good attention.

I think the only reason you could think this a gender thing is because to some people it is more believable that a woman is being kidnapped and in danger then a man, simply because those are the most publicized cases/most common (idk for sure, didn't do research, just guessing).

I'm sorry, have you never been on Facebook? Or Twitter? Instagram? It's a surprise to you that some young women and girls like to whore for attention? We don't all do it, but the ones who whore, whore hard.

Tweeting that you're being kidnapped reminds me of when Perez Hilton was "attacked" by Will.I.Am outside of Cobra here in Toronto, and he tweeted for his fans to call the police. The good news is that Cobra was part-owned by a friend of mine and that was right after they opened. You can't buy that kind of publicity.

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